As an owner of a Samsung TV, I know the frustration of trying to remember the four-digit code needed to access certain functions or settings. After spending some time researching and testing different solutions, I’m here to share how I solved the problem and what other solutions I discovered. In this blog post, I’ll be discussing how to find the four-digit code for a Samsung TV.
You can find the 4 digit code on Samsung devices by looking at your user manual or the manual for your universal remote. You can also try reliable universal codes like 0105, 0077, 0076. The default code to factory reset is 0000. Another option is to check the back of your TV or check in the Menu section of a smart TV for your 4 digit TV code.
| Solution | Description |
|---|---|
| Owner’s manual or universal remote manual | Look in the owner’s manual or the manual for your universal remote to find the four-digit code for your Samsung TV. |
| Universal codes | Try universal 4 digit codes that work with Samsung TVs, such as 0105, 0077, and 0076. |
| Physical labels | Older Samsung TVs have labels on the back that list relevant information, including the four-digit code. |
| TV settings menu | Check the About My TV section in the TV’s settings menu to find important information such as the four-digit code. |
| Universal remote manual | The manual for a universal remote typically contains lists of all the four-digit codes for dozens of different TVs. |
| Universal Samsung codes | Try universal Samsung codes such as 0105, 0077, and 0076. |
| Factory reset | The default code to factory reset a Samsung TV is 0000. |
| Third-party information source | If you can’t find the code using any of the above methods, try searching for a universal remote manual or website that may have the information. |
| No label or manual | For older TVs without labels or if you have lost the manual, try searching online for a backup copy of the manual. |
| Wrong method | Not every universal remote code works with every TV, so try a different method or check the information source that works with your TV. |
Quick tips:
- You can find the 4 digit code for your Samsung TV in your owner’s manual or the manual for your universal remote.
- There are also universal 4 digit codes that can work with Samsung TVs.
- Older Samsung TVs may have labels on the back that list relevant information.
- You can find an About My TV section in the TV’s settings menu that will list important information such as the 4 digit code.
- If you’ve bought a universal remote, the manual will contain lists of all of the 4 digit codes for dozens of different TVs.
- There are also universal Samsung codes that can work with your TV. 7. If you are trying to factory reset the TV, the default code is 0000.
- You might need to use a third-party information source, like a universal remote manual or website, to find the 4 digit code for your TV.
- Older models of Samsung TV might not list their 4 digit codes in their settings menu.
- You can find a backup copy of your manual by searching the internet for the make and model of your Samsung TV.
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How to Find the 4 Digit Code for Samsung TV?
The 4 digit code for your Samsung TV will almost always be listed in your owner’s manual. If you lost your owner’s manual, you can find a digital copy only by searching for your Samsung TV’s model number.
There are also universal 4 digit TV codes that can work for Samsung TVs.
Older Samsung TVs With Physical Labels
Older Samsung brand televisions don’t have their 4 digit codes, or other codes, located in menus.
They have labels on the back of the TV that lists relevant information. You can find these on the back, or the back right side, of your Samsung TV.
Using the Samsung TV Menu
Head to your TV’s settings menu.
There you will be able to find an About My TV section that will list important information such as the 4 digit code. This section might have a different name depending on the make and model of your TV.
Checking The Universal Remote Manual
If you’ve bought a universal remote, the manual will contain lists of all of the 4 digit codes for dozens of different TVs.
You should be able to look up the model for your Samsung TV and find the 4 digit code that you need in your remote’s manual.
Use These Quick Universal Samsung TV Codes
There are also universal Samsung codes that can work with your TV. These codes are generic and might not work with every model. Try these universal codes and see if they work with your Samsung TV.
- 0105
- 0077
- 0076
When factory resetting the TV
If you are trying to factory reset the TV, the default code is 0000
Why Can’t I Find My Code for Samsung TV?
You might not be able to find your four digit code for your Samsung TV very easily. TV brands don’t like giving up this information.
You might need to use a third-party information source, like a universal remote manual or website, to find the 4 digit code for your TV.
Older TVs With Missing Labels
Older models of Samsung TV might not list their 4 digit codes in their settings menu.
You might need to check the label on the outside of the TV, the original owner’s manual, or use a web search or remote manual to find this code.
No Manual
Losing the manual for a smart TV means also losing those codes. There is some good news. You can find a backup copy of your manual by searching the internet for the make and model of your Samsung TV.
Using the Wrong Method
Not every universal remote code works with every TV. You might need to do some trial and error to get them to work.
You should also try to check the information source that works with your TV. Newer Samsung TVs do not have the same information labels on the back like the older models used too.
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